Can a single infusion of immune cells suppress HIV for years?
A new trial found a technique similar to treatment blood cancer kept two patients at undetectable levels for extended periods.
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A new trial found a technique similar to treatment blood cancer kept two patients at undetectable levels for extended periods.
In this episode of The Talk, people living with HIV say it's important to honor your feelings, ask lots of questions, and develop a new routine.
NMAC CEO Harold Phillips disputes allegations about spending, staffing, and workplace culture as internal concerns surface.
Fans are praising the creator of the queer hockey romance for being so honest about his status.
Help is still out there — for prevention, testing, and treatment.
Through "heightened surveillance, arrest, and conviction," Black Americans are more likely to be criminalized for their HIV.
Andrew Spieldenner, executive director of MPACT Global, is one of The Advocate's 2026 Amazing People with HIV.
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The TikTok lead and fitness enthusiast shares how he turned fear into fuel after testing positive.
For four people living with HIV, speaking up has opened doors to family, community, & a renewed sense of self.
For one night only, New York Fashion Week becomes a runway for HIV awareness, medical resilience, and unapologetic expression.
Notorious anti-vaxxer RFK Jr. recently canceled $500 million in federal grants for mRNA vaccine research.
BAI was founded as a nonprofit in 1999 by pioneering activist Phill Wilson to mobilize and educate Black American communities about HIV/AIDS treatment and care.
Michael Manganiello worked hand in hand with Reeve and his wife, Dana, and he never thought he’d outlive them both.
The defendants in the case previously argued that supporting PrEP access was similar to supporting homosexuality.
“This is a terrible time to cut it off. We’re beginning to get close,” said Dennis Burton, an immunology professor at Scripps Research.
The former assistant secretary for health is breaking her silence on the damage Trump's HHS is doing.
The conservative justices showed support in protecting access to free preventative care services, including STI testing, HIV prevention, and contraception.
Study warns of devastating consequences due to Trump and Elon Musk's cuts to global HIV aid.